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Banff Fishing Unlimited - Walk & Wade

Banff Fishing Unlimited on the Bow River

Traditionally, Walk and Wade trips are performed on the wealth of waters that the Bow River has to offer. The Bow River in Alberta is one of the finest trout rivers in the world.

Just below Banff townsite, the Bow River winds it's way through the mountains of Banff National Park and out through the front ranges of the Rocky Mountains to the prairies boasting 40km (25 miles) of catch & release waters. This section of The Bow River is still a freestone mountain river, no man made structures have affected river flow or streambed. The wild and wary trout in the river make for exceptional sport.

We are the longest running guide service on the Upper Bow River. This service is available March through October, and frequently during the winter when our famous "Chinooks" occur.

The duration of this trip is typically 7.5 hours.

We can accommodate groups from 1-12 persons.

The excellent fishing on a wild river set in the spectacular scenery of the Canadian Rockies will make this a truly memorable fishing adventure.

Alternative Walk & Wade Trips

Apart from our traditional offerings on the Bow River, we offer trips ranging further abroad to seek Big Bows, Cutties and Bullies, can also be arranged.

These are understood to be extended Walk and Wade trips that will involve lengthier drives through spectacular scenery to remote locations.

The duration of these trips is typically 9 - 10 hours.

For all of our trips, all gear and equipment is provided, including complete fly and/or spin fishing outfits, breathable chest waders and custom-tied flies at no extra charge.

Our guides are expert teachers, and will give top-notch instruction. What better place for a novice to learn how to fly-fish or spin fish - in wild, free-flowing rivers, surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery. Expert anglers can gain too, as many well-kept secrets can be revealed.

The fish in these waters are wild and self-sustaining so we actively encourage and practice catch-and-release fishing.

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